The grocery chain takes up the invoice for health workers
Southeast grocers first surprised first responders and health workers with free grocery stores.
Deposit this in the right new category: Southeast spice, one of the largest grocery chains in the United States,surprised A number of first speakers and health workers across the country shopping in their stores on Monday night, picking up their grocery tabs.
The chain, which owns Winn-Dixie, Harveys Supermarket, Bi-Lo and other shops in seven southern states, has decided to lend a generous hand to those who work so hard on our front lines to fight against the Covid pandemic -19. All first speakers shopping in their stores between 8h and 21h from Monday night received their groceries at home.
"The southeast of the grocers dedicates to being there for the community when they need us the most, and we believe that there is no better time that now to show acts of kindness," said Anthony Hucker, CEO of Southeastern Grocers, in an apparent answer to a challenge of Celeb Director of the film, Tyler Perry,Who paid for the grocery store bought by about 3,000 seniors last week.
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"We were inspired to pay forward and hope to inspire others so that we can continue to raise spirits during this difficult period. As a community, we are stronger together and win with kindness," said Hucker. "Our heroic health professionals and first responders are on the front line every day, because they work tirelessly to make our communities safer and we want to do our part to thank them."
The Foundation of Southeast Grocers also donated $ 250,000 to the National Food BankNourish In March, providing support for those facing food insecurity in all southeastern communities, the company said.
Grocery stores have gone from a joyful purchasing experience toConcerns of stressful contagion During the ongoing triggering of thecoronavirus. Allsupermarket experience It is suddenly sown with danger, especially for health workers and first responders who do not have the relatively luxurious choice to work at home.
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